dennis: interesting.s see sign up for a phone number that you use for a day, an hour, we, and then you burn eight and eliminated. this guy was saying to me that basically one thing is that people want to have authentic of versace's with each other, free expression. the second thing he says is that ththe more mobile we get, the me advertising marketers come after you and try to gets to you the molly actually seek protection in inflation away from it. >> i could not agree more. u jeopardy for people to be able to control the environment. you think about what will get measured and managed. you take a look isssomething like the self driving a car. an unbelievable amount of informational, whethert's coming from the bill will orality oresla. we will see more and more measurement. i totally agree. hisroduct is a very interesting product. let's say you happen to have an advertisement out there, aate site. the idea of being le to control and that it be tempary. that is the new privacy. >> anonymity. the weekend to

dennis: in ♪ dennis: smart tool -- here yes, gerri willis.ing for company free of charge in the mini your employer has the right to harass you? the controversial ruling made by a federal judge in new york last week is spaaking some outraged. judge ruled that unpaid interns and a protected. the human rights law. they cannot sue there employers again sexually aroused. should an unpaid intern is protected. joining us with our legal panel, an employment lawyer. and a fox news legal analyst. you know, any time we come up with an intern and harass and sexy wind up thinking about all bunch of things in recent american history. where do you guys fall on this? >> legally as reprehensible as mrs., horrible case where a woman was groped and promised a job and after she disappeared in the grand hotel she lost the job so it was horrible. legally the judge got a right because she is not an employee. that can be changed to bar right now employees are not protected like that. >> i think the judge got it wrong. under wage and hour laws, there have been cases

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dennis: rewind that.at percentage issgrowing and less quickate tn the increase in nominal gdp, that debt as a percentage of gdp would be falling. the best thing we can possibly the biggest the already have 17 trillion in debt and consistently pass the entitlement program. now we have a premium support for 20 million individuals who cannot afford health insurance. i wonder wher the money will come for these people. over two and half trillion. when we going tooplacate our creditors and lethem know that the united tates government wi never defaults. the oy way that we caa do that is to bring down our deficits. i cut the deficit i half since i took office. >> the deficit in 2007 was under and 60 billion. because it went to onealf trilli. at a single year. >> i amot blaming the obama. dennis: i am. >> i am blaming w-2. obamacare into a recession and depression. it is not alysys fall. you cannot sit there and say happ days are here again. look at us. we are fiscal conservatives. the deficit is $750 billion. den

dennis: okay. >> so they canceled it. all it would have taken frankly a quick google search by army of staff the obamacare administration has, probably would have found out maybe this is not the best company to go with. dennis: nice opening, adrian. tell us, david, why did we go ahead and hire these guys when it was findable they did so badly? >> that was a major mistake. they had a track record of bad issues in the past. government procurement process is outdated. they have people trying to purchase these different, you know, endeavors like the website with healthcare.gov. this one specifically was train wreck from the start. if you look at the track record of the company, how they have been able to develop it, this should have been known well ahead of time prior to the selection process, that this wasn't going to be a good idea. you only want to get the best people you possibly can, especially for something as large as big this is. this is going to be one of the largest central areas and reposito

dennis: y?hinking facebook is going to be reincarnated and this pricing plan and how the underwriters are going to present this there is going to be no similarity between facebook with morgan stanley and the goldman sachs offering of twitter. it is going to be no confusion, no drama. dennis: because the price did so cheap? >> i don't think it was priced cheap. dennis: twitter price that such a smaller company. >> it is a smaller company but has different dynamics at this point so doesn't deserve the number. dennis: let's look at a couple figures. look at twitter at soaring sales and losses, first pet 2013 versus a year ago revenue of double but net loss also up 40%. should we not worry about losses in the company's this new? >> gap earnings, not what we would look at. we look at free cash flow and the bad guy. in the last quarter even the positive but what will get the last three quarters ebitda has been down sequentially due to hi see how that plays out in the future. this is a company that wil

dennis: thank you very much.most 1% today. cheryl: there is another part of your investment. the housing recovery could be a victim. we have an analyst joining us next. dennis: it is big business one, little guy nothing. twitter prepares to go public. ♪ ♪ cheryl: here are the top stories we are watching for you right now. president obama meeting with big bank ceos. the president will meet with congressional leaders later today. as a government shutdown continues, world war veterans are taking a stand. judge andrew napolitano applauding this a short time ago. if the shutdown continues, there may be no jobs report at all for the month of september. the labor department will indeed postpone the release of the report until at least next week. let's bring in nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we have a lot of uncertainty in these markets these days. take a look at burlington. burlington stores, it is regarded as a discount type store. it competes with names like t.j. maxx. this ip

dennis: the fact that he voted a plane. to bring this point up like the weather, you blame everything. you have the chinese now that are calling out the u.s. government and congress. dennis: i think president obama will finally give in. charles: a lot of the two of the world is looking at us and saying, you guys are catchable. cheryl: give us the visual again. oh, my gosh. rich: they have accumulated enough where it is an issue. charles: 60 minutes exposing the prevalence of disability fraud. cracking down on scammers. >> last year his staff selected disability files and found that 25% of them should never have been approved. >> my common sense tells me that we have a system that is being gamed pretty big right now. cheryl: do you think that house republicans should focus their energy on this? dennis: look at some of these numbers. 11 million people on it. 1 million new sign-ups every year. i have been talking about this for two years. go to a gas station. a lot of people call it the crazy check. you say i am mentally, this

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dennis: okay. >> why did sebelius say -- do. dennis: all right, allan?had single payer. a lot of people who don't agree with obamacare are some on the left who would like a more progressive program. medicare for all would have been simpler. this has been marketed really badly because people don't understand it. dennis: yeah. marc, do you think at this point we're going to be able to fix this? what's going to happen next? >> well, the problem is what they've done is they intentionally engineered this system where people are going to be, millions of people are going to be involuntarily taken out of their plans, but what they didn't count on, the rub is that the web site isn't working. and so what the problem is now, the people who are getting forced out of their insurance can't get new insurance on the exchanges. we're going to actually have on january 1st millions of people without insurance because of this scheme that the obama administration came up with. dennis: alan, you yourself have said that you think they should delay obamacare as the tea party wa

dennis: yes.things is to make sure the punishment fits the crime. >> i think you have to look at this as a three-part program. first you have the restitution to the marketplace. you also need to beef up supervisory and compliance. you want these people to have more support and to be supervised and overseeing. the lawyers that are coming in are coming in to overhaul the system. to make sure that the largest bank in the country does not let this happen again the five did other banks make bigger mistakes? the bank was investing its own money. how is that just at all? >> how is it just. we want to be sure that we have responsible practices. particularly with respect to the whale. dennis: how does fining the bank >> absolutely not. it is other people's money. hit somebody enough times, they will get it at some point. this is not a new problem. dennis: i feel like that is what is going on a lot here. >> i do think that there is a fair amount of frustration at the justice department. now he has gone to j

connell: we have to wrap up dennis so we can get dennis on. dennis kneale is coming up.ment shut down. everything else. dagen: it is free right here on fox business. connell: i am willing to pay for it. dagen: will washington, d.c. be the grinch that stole christmas from the retailers? a high-end lingerie company launched a video to go with that segment. ♪ [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. >> i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. we are in sell-off mode selling of these markets are as the bickering in washington is continuing at this hour. the president's fear campaign hitting investors. political name-calling, standoff, backdrop as the shutdown could take a back seat to a default. dennis: what else is bugging me? politicians stoking panic in the government shutdown. my take ahead and we want to hear from you. cheryl: a somewhat rosy forecast for holiday shopping but there are concerns washington grid

nicole, stocks are timid. >> dennis and lori. dennis: timid is a good word. 1% loss. nasdaq composite up 7 points at 3921. we are seeing a mixed bag what we're watching on wall street. some retailers, forks have up arrows. some banks and drugs are pulling back. we have a lot of story stocks and things on the move. we'll get into vf corp has north face and wrangler, less than a winner, hasbro also. names pulling back like mcdonald's weighing on the dow. we'll delve into some. stocks in particular. apple with a new ipad coming out this weekend. google at a record high. we're kicking off with a lot of news and jobs report as well. back to you. dennis: thank you, nicole. lori: president obama is saying the affordable care act is much more than a website to many americans as he addresses the problems of the program's rollout. even as the administration vows to fix the problems is obamacare plagued from the start? let's bring in our roundtable this monday morning. charles payne on set. rich edson in d.c. and sandra smith in the pits of the cme. rich, your first. wh

dennis: 12:40. it is going to be a lovefest. dagen: gets nasty. dennis, thanks.tock pickers going head-to-head to fight for a change at the all-star showdown. i love this with the heads on top of the bodies like this. dagen: that is the only way you're going to have a decent physique is if somebody puts your head on somebody. connell: good point, thank you for bringing that up. the trophy in the studio, they will hand it out. mark cuban, dennis kneale, cheryl casone. coming up. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ male announcer ] don't stop taking eliquis unless your d

dennis: thank you.ll right, despite the company's best efforts, the dreamliner nightmare for boeing continues this hour. when operators around the globe still reporting technical difficulties with the new aircraft including norwegian air shuttle who just announced it is taking the second of the two out of service. here for fox on fox business, the ceo of norwegian air shuttle. you had a record number of orders in 2012, let's start with the dreamliner's. many ceos are saying they are frustrated with the problems. how are you feeling about the dreamliner and when you get the plane back in service? >> the second one regular service, but we have 15 people going over there. not big problems, but someeminor problems from boeing. there is service orders they have to take in the next months. cheryl: obviously you're working with boeing engineers and your team is working with the boeing engineers. what are the engineers from boeing ssying to you? are they give you a sense of when the aircraft and actually get ba

dennis: thank you very much.e top of the our health insurance executives heading to the white house to discuss the problems ailing the rollout of obamacare. rich edson standing by at the white house with the latest. what can be said in this meeting that hasn't already been said between these parties? >> with all that is going on we expect this afternoon executives from well point, humana and representatives lobbying, eight american health insurance, on hand at the white house meeting with administration officials including the h h s secretary kathleen sibelius. on capitol hill republicans continued badgering the administration. >> listen to the president to his press conference we will handle it, we will fix it, rings back to the moment when he was proposing obamacare and that if you had your health care and elected you could keep it. >> republicans are looking for problems to exploit. we democrats are looking for problems to fix, to find solutions. >> the administration hopes to fix this web site, by most accoun

dennis: thank you. jobs created still coming in way below expectations for the month of september. gentlemen, thank you for joining me. not enough jobs created in september. well off that 200,000 mark. >> typically october is better than september, as far as job growth is concerned. i do not know if we should prepare for something worse. we have seen deceleration over the last four months. we have gone through a series of these cycles. you hold your breath and wonder, will we pull out of it again. that is a primary concern right now. cheryl: another concern that i found, it is the fact that you have job losses in the restaurant sector, in the financial sector. it has been a strength month after month this year. now that is falling to the wayside. >> i think that consumer spending will be pretty good. i think you see a lot of part-time employment. part-time employment went down and full-time employment went up. maybe some of those part-time workers now have full-time jobs. average household net worth is

dennis: yes. so we have to therefore meet the obligations. >> which we stop committing to some expenses. lori: that is the goal, that is the committee. i don't mean to extend the conversation, committee will bipartisan sit down hammer a long-term budget with entitlement reform or tax reform. dennis: i have a lot of faith in because that has gone really well in the current climate. lori: i think this is a sign that government is working. a significant minority is being heard. dennis: okay. lori: a majority can't steam roll over that minority. dennis: no. lori: apparently dysfunctional as the whole process is. dennis: let's steam onward. the obama administration making back more than half of the $24 billion cost of government shutdown in one fell swoop. lori: fox business correspondent charlie gasparino with this one. why he is calling jpmorgan's tentative deal with the government, jamie dimon's 13 billion-dollars -- ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in aft

dennis: what if he gets hurt?t just for a football player but a football running back the risk of injury seems to be trying to percentage out these things is pretty high. >> at the end of the day we took a comparable set of athletes, nfl running backs, who shared similar attributes, rushed for a thousand yards in three of the first four seasons, elected to a pro bowl. connell: like one count on that. >> there are 27 in a prospect as. people like what the indian tomlinson war will be parker to emmitt smith. so the range of years plane were 7 to 16 years. connell: curtis martin and others are comparable running backs. what is next? follow-up and see how this does. what do we watch? >> we filed publicly the registration statement last thursday pursuing down that path with the fcc. connell: no one else signed a besides foster. i got to wait to see the ones to do it but we will see how you do and we will follow up on it. you got a lot of attention last week. you heard all about it, thanks for coming in. dagen: for your

dennis: thanks very much.r drag joining us in a fox business exclusive is the ceo of the national association of homebuilders. coming out and talking about the shutdown your reaction to the news on the senate side, bipartisan compromise to end the shutdown, and pave the nation's bills. >> my reaction is like most americans we are watching more closely, the will industry, the whole country, drop high drama in washington, more like a comedy. we're glad they're taking an interim step. hopefully the spirit of bipartisanship which you never hear in this town anymore will take root and will solve the problem long term. it is the right baby step in the right direction. cheryl: one thing builders that in the report, there was a decline in a moment the fact that there is a lack of housing starts, information, not getting the government data, the builders are not getting the data but you have done your own data, your own survey the best you can. where are we with housing starts? you all we have right now. >> i am sorry

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dennis: nicely done.the 209,000 users registering on monday and tuesday, only about a quarter actually finished the process. the government has had three years to get ready for this. they have totally blown it. >> it is very complicated. you have to connect multiple government agencies to share data. then you have to connect with companies across america. this is very complicated. i know you have kids. i have a couple little ones. when i brought them home for the first time, there were glitches. four years later, the kids are fine. it is amazing what we will tolerate. we tolerate even the most mundane things. despite how difficult it is, you told me in the green room that there is simply no excuse for what is going here. >> clearly, we need to do the best possible job that we can. clearly, are putting a lot of effort into fixing this. we need to get these things right. at the same time, we have to give it a little bit of time. dennis: you figure all of these laws, they can get fixed in just a few weeks. t

dennis: all right.des at the nyse, market's holding on to gains chemical. >> reporter: pretty impressive as we watch the markets. i want to bring you over here. sigalert get the intraday chart. restarted often the red with names like j.p. morgan moving back-and-forth forbid the dow is now up 88 points, not too far off of eyes of the day. of nearly 100 points earlier, moments ago. that will be something we will watch for the back half of the date for. we wanted to take a look at solar city. now, if it is up 22%. year-to-date up nearly 300%. talk about being a stellar performer, and it is now a small company. it they have a key operating metric that they used to know how they are doing. system capacity. you know what they did? the third quarter, they beat their own expectations. the solar panel maker, and they seem to be doing great just by the numbers that they're giving is based upon their metrics that they use. and it launches a company december of 2012 and is doing so well for its first trading year,

i am dennis kneale.d i are here to take you through the next hour of markets now. d.c. disconnect, catastrophic protection from capitol hill as we get close to hitting the debt limit. wall street doesn't seem to care. republican congressman chris collins of new york says thousands of government workers are not getting the he shouldn't get either. he is here to talk about that and chrysler, craig -- 70 new ads featuring the iconic but entirely fictional newsman, this and more in this hour of markets now. you got the dow down 85. cheryl: the president, is going to be speaking at 2:00 eastern time. he is going to take questions. that will be interesting. we will take on fox business and what is he going to say that he hasn't said? dennis: both sides say the same thing every time they get up there to speak. what will they do to get this moving? cheryl: is affecting market mullet coin. marked down 86 points and since the top of the hour we will bring in lauren simonetti. the vix is pumping above 20. markets a

dennis. dennis: all right, cheryl.a fight with the giant theater chains saying there's tight control over exclusive premiere or windows, quote, might kill movies. netflix's chief commune cases officer telling a crowd on saturday. quote: theater owners stifle this kind of innovation at every turn. entirely true but not a great way to reach out to theater chains to get their buy-in. is free speech, meanwhile, on twitter too free? jess says the big stock offering is set for november 7th, tritt twitter isn't -- twitter isn't doing enough to stop it. 20,000 hate-filled hash tags on twitter last year, that was up by one-third. now facebook and youtube have taken steps to curb abuses but twitter says, quote, as a policy we do not mediate content. but if advertisers complain, twitter may between a different tune. cheryl? cheryl: well, forget about cat burglar, it's cows that have to be careful. all the cows out there, watch out. the increase in thefts because of meat prices. dennis: i wonder if mcdonald's is behind that? befor

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dennis: all right.minute cbs news has digital dream is developing a digital news service for delivering 24/7 video to viewers on whatever is in hand. buzzfeed.com says cbs is in talks to carry the service to deliver news to smart phones and tablets, the x box, apple tv, youtube and other platforms. it is said dubya at project of david roads. unlike nbc and fox cbs lacks a cable news channel as an extra outlet for its news division and entertainment programs move to new platforms like netflix and hbo new shows haven't yet made the jump but news viewers are older and less likely to watch online so if cbs builds it will they come? also, dashing intel std dreams, it helped unveil a new web tv service by year end with thousands of workers testing it at home and all things websites says intel is ready to hand off the struggling business to verizon which has web box instant and online tv service of its own. intel had a hard time dealing with paula wood. verizon has already endured a lot of that pain. cheryl: t

the sports director dennis o'donnell is out there tonight.rtbreaking for those a's fans once again. >> yes, that's right. 48,000 of their closest friends watched this end by one of the most dominating pitchers. i can confirm those reports of the demise that were very premature. he was dominating as ever tonight, finishing the eight strikeouts to win this game five at the coliseum for the second year in a row. >> everybody in the ballpark, you know, 50,000 are rooting against me. they are yelling as loud as they can, which is fun for me. for and in one chant they were yelling oakland and i was saying tigers. >> i'm frustrated, upset, angry. you feel like you're that close for the opposite way. you know you're a game away. it's tough. >> reporter: and they were eliminated last year. it was a different feeling because they overcame so much to get here. this time around they expected to go further. the disappointment continues in the locker room. reporting live, dennis o'donnell, back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> staying open af

dennis kelleher s this usual? >> it's shockingly unusual and unprecedent: there are 300 million americans and there aren't two dozen who could pick up the phone and call the attorney general of the united states. it's been reported with the attorney general with his top lawyers were hours away from a press conference to announce the filing of a lawsuit against jp more man chase for what is unquestionly an egregious, wrongful probably criminal conduct. yet, at the last minute jamie dimon picks up the phone and calls the attorney general to talk to him personally, and the lawsuit is called off. if you want a window of the double standard of justice where wall street with wealthy bankers and companies get one set of rules and justice, and main street gets the rest, this illustrates it perfectly. it's one of the reasons why the banks on wall street are not only too big to fail and too big to manage but they have too much power over our government. nobody gets to call up the attorney general of the united states and fi

lou: i have to believe dennis kucinich, the american people are go to get angry. that is that people are just deciding not to act, they are deciding that, i'm talking about primarily the republican loss have the opportunity to take the strategic advantage, in my opinion. tell me what you think, and move ahead with so-called clean continued resolution, restore the government, and leave it up to democrats to whether or not they give up their subsidies. >> well, there is a bigger picture, that is we still have to pay our bills. we go into default, we still have -- lou: no, no, i said, no, let me, maybe i did not be clear, they pass a continues resolution. and a clear continuing resolution. and and with one category they propose, that is the amendment that would eliminate subsidies for congress, the white house and staffs. @% you know, they could address any issues relating to obamacare without mixing them into potential default, and government shut down. >> i'm asking what do you think of the strategy? >> i don't buy that approach. because it is -- bringing in a matt

also dennis kneale is still with us.s talk about mobile first of all, about a year ago everybody was wondering would they be able to make the jump top mobile ads. it seems clear they made the transition, no? >> definitely. if you look on percent of advertising revenue, they reported that 49% of their advertising revenue or about $882 million, came from mobile in the quarter. and it wasn't that long ago, that the march quarter of last year where that was zero. so i think that they have definitely proven that they can convert their advertising on mobile and, i think that is why the stock has done so well last quarter and initially after-hours today. liz: initially after-hours, up about 13 to 15%. that was the first spasm. monthly active users up 18% since the last gauge. tom, is that enough to satisfy markets? >> so you bring up a good get question. i have to consider the investor expectation in the stock given it was so much higher than when the company reported last quarter. i do think 82 million, that 49% of sales comin

kimberly dennis is now the 7th of 13 correctional officers charged in this bombshell case to enter a guilty plea, since the u.s. attorney announced indictments earlier this year. >> we need to be able to rely on people who are in law enforcement and associated with law enforcement, to make sure they're on our side and not the criminal side. >> reporter: wjz obtained dennis's guilty plea, where she admitted to having sex with gang members. easy prey for leadership who counted on corrupt officers to

dennis, a heartbreaker. >> ken, for the second straight year, the a's season has ended by one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball. here's how it came down. i can't confirm that reports of justin verlander were premature. he was as dominant as ever. he ended the 7th and finished with 10 strikeouts. to win a decisive game five for the second year in a row. >> everybody in the ballpark, you know, 50,000 are rooting against me and yelling as loud as they can. that's fun for me. i enjoy that. at one point they were chanting, let's go oakland. >> i'm frustrated. i'm upset. i'm angry. it's a long season to bow out now. you are that close, you are a game away and it's tough. >> the a's lost here last year in the same fashion, the same pitcher, i think there was a sense that we accomplished something. this year they were underdogs, but disappointed. we'll have more coming up later on. >> dennis, before i let you go, did you hear that sonny grove broke his hand. he was pitching around with a broken hand at one point. ingly saw sunny gray in the clubhouse and interviewed him after the gam

and former democratic congressman dennis kucinich. dennis, do you think it could happen?i think they could. i think that may run down into the debt ceiling issue, you have to remember these are artificial if you did regular order of appropriations and the budget, you would have this done by the end of august. but, because they senate did not pass for a lot of years pass the budget, and even this time they done pass a reconciliation for the budget, you don't have a budget, you e up with a cr, they roadblock. neil: continue resolution. this is a problem with two guests named dennis, dennis kucinich, what do you think of that in a weird way, the calendar fluke works toward getting a dial done sooner rather than -- deal done sooner rather than later. >> i don't know about, that i know, that dow jones was down 127 today. markets want stability. it is very tough to predict what is going on happen on capitol hill, speaker boehner said there will be -- we will not go into default but the fact that this is hanging out there. and october 17 is looming, the fact that we have a parti

dennis: it is not his duty to keep that information secret. liz: dennis, thank you very much. are pouring money, can you guess, into european equities. listen to this number. is now the time to get in on europe or have you missed? joining me now is the man who knows. great to have you. i get worried. maybe now the word is too focused on that area. >> we are here this week because we have our global conference. there were a couple things that came out. bullish on equities in general. second, they liked japanese equities. they still think that there is upside in the euro zone. because there is global growth in the euro zone equities are levered to this ethical recovery liz: it is still sluggish growth. >> you are looking at a move from a recessionary environment. the inflection point, a lot of managers think they can still capture some returns. they are trying to capture that edge. liz: let's tag onto something you just mentioned. that is japan. the yen has fallen. >> beyond that, there is other callous. we also think that the general uptick in the market there, you may see some

dennis what do you think, why do they want him out?>> reuters says, three institutional shareholders among the top 20 refuse to be named in the reuters story. if we're going to go ahead and say we're going to out of -- melissa: they must know who it is. >> reuters does. they're unwilling to be identified. these guys are arguing gates as chairman will intimidate any new ceo who comes who wants to make drastic changes to theto the company. if you bring in a ceo and too timid to challenge bill gates, maybe that ceo candidate is not right for the job. maybe he ought to stand up to the chairman rather than loose the asset entirely. melissa: is that the reason they want him out? that reason is compelling. when you have the founder, hanging around, breathing over the shoulder of a new ceo it is hard to be the real ceo of a company. is that the reason they want him out? >> i think you're right, dennis that is part of it. look, do you kick bear bryant out of alabama? of course you don't. you don't let him go. apple got rid of steve jobs at one

dennis kneale. dennis: another beat to the upside coming in $1.03 per share.0.20 more per share ind $0.83 per share wall street was expecting. that earnings beat me in pre-much the revenue is going to come in and little bits the upside as well. we will see in moments. liz: we have the ceo coming up to talk about those numbers. david: as if healthcare.gov do not have enough problems, and other glitch prevented users from accessing the site over the weekend. obama administration promised in the website will be running smoothly in a month, but is that a realistic goal? and where does healthcare.gov fall short of other e-commerce sites? fox business exclusive, a man who learn knows a lot about thee sites, overstock.com chairman ceo and founder. wonderful to see you, thank you for coming in. if this kind of a rollout happened in the private sector, with that business still be alive? >> no, it would be a smoking heap. david: you must have had. >> this kind of been destroyed a couple of businesses in 1999. there was one, some toy online company that had a bad christm

i have a master roaster, dennis jackson here.ere is one of the reasons profits may not be up and why coffee still costs the same to us, these are the beans but they are better than the typical market, right? >> this is considered specialty coffee. >> guys like starbucks and you particularly guys like you, seminole roasters, buy the high-end stuff. that is not where the prices are declining? >> that's correct. a lot of the lower prices are for the commodities market. we buy specialty coffee which carry as pretty heavy at this premium. >> i want to look at charts for starbucks and green mountain. those are two companies we know. they do benefit though somewhat, brian, from the reduction in overall prices because they use some of those beans. >> absolutely. they certainly do. like we were saying, our company doesn't really do that well overall because of there is so much that cops from the farm, from the picking the coffee to transporting it, to preparing it. >> small piece of pie. >> absolutely, small piece of the pie. >> howard sc

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dennis, what is going on. dennis: here is the story. denial. "we'll put this in caps so there is no appearance of parsing words. no, we are not thinking of a doubleheader on thursday night with any potential partner." directv spends a billion dollars a year on it. a deal like that would make youtube ready for prime time. it may just be an nfl moved to scare direct tv into a higher price. the nfl ping me know. not so much. it does tell you that guys that own the content are looking at online players as new outlets for their company. ashley: with the expression where there is smoke there is fire, is there some element of truth to this article? dennis: yes. they talked about various items. netflix could never afford an nfl package. tracy: you are taking away a sunday game. dennis: in their most recent contract, they won the right. the nfl look into going out to bigger platforms. you kind of wonder, how much is too much? a different college football games going on on saturday. tracy: people actually do have other things to do on the weekend

as dennis tries to hold onto both claudia and suelina.l current sweeps his wife into the culvert. a local resident captures the terrifying ordeal on camera. claudia is already pulled out of the tunnel, but dennis is still inside trying to reach his wife. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me. and i reached out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if somebody threw

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